Month: October 2019

An audit by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s independent Office of the Inspector General has found that the glider vehicle testing conducted by the agency

The U.S. DOT announced Tuesday it has increased fines across the board for violations of federal trucking regulations. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is required by

A five-year, $287 billion highway policy measure was advanced by a Senate panel July 30, setting in motion Congress’ journey to update the country’s surface

Trucking industry revenues jumped to $796.7 billion in 2018, up from $700.1 billion in the previous year, according to American Trucking Associations’ annual ATA American

The trucking industry’s total revenue and cross-border operations experienced significant increases last year, according to the recently released American Trucking Trends report by American Trucking Associations. (Transport

New data released by Stay Metrics reveals that only 65% of drives hired in the first quarter of this year lasted 90 days on their

The American Transportation Research Institute is once again asking truck drivers and fleets to rank the top issues of concern in the industry for the

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration agreed to allow 126 drivers to operate trucks along interstates after it provisionally renewed their exemptions from a vision

A broad coalition is making another attempt to repeal a century-old excise tax on heavy-duty trucks after failing twice in recent years to move the